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wah wah wah typa episode

10/10 acting, but i don’t understand at all why the nobles are being portrayed as victims? and tinn’s entire family is genuinely schizophrenic talking about some “they’re sending the royals into exile” i think perhaps the royals are sending themselves into exile? which is crazy because if they really loved the country they’d stay and fight? the only people in this entire show that are doing anything right are janthorn and siri, every single word that comes out of their mouths is absolute truth. especially when phob was crying about ‘losing everything’ and janthorn has to sit there and tell him that he’s not the only one, like i understand phob but holy all about me mindset… and then phob gaslights himself into believing he’s ’not worthy’ of tinnakorn when he literally fought to change the system so they could be together. tinn’s dad is the usual villain this episode and keeps talking about the revolutionaries being evil straight to tinn’s face, and tinn just sits there like yes dad they’re evil. kitti starting to show his true colors with the censorship of the papers, and nobody even listens to the only woman in the room which is pretty historically accurate, probably why the new govt ended up being bad. absolutely enraging episode -2 points

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Moo is so normal I don’t know why the sister…

Moo is so normal I don’t know why the sister is so weird LMAO I low-key love this show a lot. I think it is really funny, and I think they are doing a really good job at animating and bringing the characters to life. I like how romantic these things are, focusing on like big giant—that low-key diffusing my hair right now, so this is exciting. But yeah, I do not know, I am excited to finish it. Especially because it has been on here for a little bit because it kind of got ahead of me. But yeah, I like it, and I love these two together. I think it is really fun. But I am going to need a show where Nouel is like a gangster instead of this little bitch-ass gangster. Okay bye!

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Por favor menos vitimização dos nobres

Episódio foi muito bom, mas eu gostaria que focassem mais no povo e não nos nobres, me sinto realmente injuriada com os nobres se fazendo de coitado como se o que tivessem feito para Siam fosse realmente o melhor, até mesmo o pai do Tin se vê como um salvador para Phob, só por ter pago a escola dele? O mesmo homem que o espancou sem piedade quando descobriu que o Tin e o Phob estavam juntos agora diz que o Phob estava sendo egoísta e ingrato apesar de tudo que ele tinha feito para Phob.... Definitivamente eles agindo como se tratar o Phob minimamente como humano permitindo que ele tivesse uma educação fosse um privilégio só mostrou que eles não vêem o Phob e os outros cidadãos de Siam em pé de igualdade, a mãe de Phob também enxerga a nobreza como os salvadores da pátria, a mente dessa mulher foi complemente corrompida pelos anos de serviço no palácio sendo obrigada a se ajoelhar na frente daquela família, a frase dela comparando o Phob com um cachorro que mordeu a mão de quem o alimentou só mostrou isso, que ela se vê como inferior a eles, enquanto Phob luta pela igual, pela democracia e pelo bem do povo de Siam todas as pessoas importantes para ele foram embora, até sua mãe ficou do lado dos nobres e não do próprio filho, Tin disse que eles não são pessoas que podem se amar, é completamente triste ver o Phob um homem tão preocupado pelo bem da população perder pessoas que ele considera importante, na verdade eu não me importo sobre o Phob ter escondido o que ele tava fazendo de Tin, eu não poderia me importar menos, ele fez aquilo pela pátria que ele ama que ele quer ver bem, a única parte desse episódio foi que focou mais nos nobres "sofrendo" com a mudança de regime sendo completamente hipócritas e novamente tivemos poucas cenas mostrando como a população vivia de forma precária, assim daria para fazer a comparação de perguntar se alguém deveria ser grato a realeza que deixa sua própria nação passando fome.

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Episode 2 Proves It: Flex x Cop 2 Is Finding Its Own Rhythm

Okay, Episode 2 delivered! And honestly, I am starting to get that feeling again… Flex x Cop is back! 😂What I really enjoyed about this episode is how naturally the new season is settling into its rhythm. The characters are becoming more comfortable with each other, the team chemistry is getting stronger, and the whole squad already feels like a well-oiled machine. There is a great balance between the investigation, the comedy, the action and those completely ridiculous Jin Yi-soo moments that make this drama so much fun.And speaking of Jin Yi-soo… Ahn Bo-hyun is absolutely killing it. 👏What I love about his performance this season is how expressive he is. He can switch from serious detective mode to completely chaotic rich kid in a matter of seconds, and somehow it never feels forced. His facial expressions, reactions, confidence and comedic timing are just fantastic. Jin Yi-soo has matured as a detective, but thankfully he has NOT matured enough to lose his ridiculous personality. 😂The new team dynamic is also becoming one of my favorite things about Season 2. Everyone has their own personality and role, but they work surprisingly well together. There is a nice sense of familiarity and camaraderie developing between them, and the group scenes are already giving us some of the funniest moments of the episode.I also really enjoyed seeing the investigation unfold. The case gives the characters enough room to actually investigate, use their different skills and bounce ideas off each other instead of simply relying on Yi-soo's wealth and connections. And of course, when those resources DO come into play… you just know you're watching Flex x Cop. 😂Jung Eun-chae is also settling into her role really well. Her character brings a different energy to the team, and I particularly like the way she interacts with Yi-soo. There is a competitive edge to their relationship that makes their scenes entertaining, and I am really curious to see how that develops as the season progresses.Another thing I appreciate is that the show still understands its own identity. It doesn't take itself too seriously. We get crime, action and suspense, but then suddenly Jin Yi-soo does something completely absurd and reminds you exactly what kind of drama you're watching. That balance is what makes Flex x Cop so addictive.And now I am even more excited about those promised surprise cameos! 👀 If the production really has some unexpected names lined up throughout the season, I cannot wait to see who turns up and what kind of chaos they are going to bring.After two episodes, I am honestly very optimistic about this season. The cast is clicking, the team chemistry is getting stronger, Ahn Bo-hyun is having a great time with Jin Yi-soo, and the show has already found that fun, energetic rhythm.Episode 1 brought me back. Episode 2 has me invested.Now give me Episode 3. 😂🔥

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Bomber’s endgame, Jin I Su detective for the people and new Violent Crime team 1 boss

Jin and Ju make an exciting exit from vehicle right before vehicle hits the water and bomb goes off. Park is guarding Jin and completely misses Jin’s escape to his family home. He and cameraman looking for the chairman and a fake bomb is found instead. They head to the bunker where a real bomb goes off. The photos turned out to be fakes and Jin figured out what they wanted. The two bombers carefully planned for no casualties trying to comply with their dying father’s last wish to get the Jin house back. Since that wasn’t an option they blew a hole via the bunker to recover their family treasure chest. Turns out their ancestor colluded with Japan and served as a corrupt officer that seeded their business from the money and properties stolen from his victims. The two sons created an industry with this money and the father of the two bombers was one who was never successful at any enterprise he tried. The great treasure chest was hiding the evidence that proved them guilty of collusion. Jin I Su got to play a hero in the documentary revealing the brothers’ story. Jin I Su…the detective for the people. He is all happy the interim boss is heading back to counter terrorism dept. There is a replay of fanfare for the new boss and Jin gets to re greet Ju Hye Ra 🤣😂 She has decided to come back to Violent Crime Team one. Jin I Su aka nut job is most enthused with her return.🤣😂 Second episode picked up story and moved along nicely. We get a glimpse of why Ju HyeRa is obsessed with that area and plant. This is most likely why she wanted to return. Park and Choi are happy with her decision. Choi catches Park and Yun going out on a date. 😁 Next episode will show how the team takes form with new boss officially chosen. I am enjoying the cast interactions and think it’s off to a decent start.

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One Stars

so ironic, even though the ep is so short i felt like it dragged & i couldn't wait for it to end. & it's not that i don't like the character's they cute & the plot is ok but idk i just find it too cutesy & they doing 'too much' & even though the ep is short some scene's feel like they have been dragged out even more & make roll my eyes & what is happening. but still on for the ride in the hopes this gets better. so far i have lasted longer then what i watched the thai version so there is that - lol ***********************i like Sora's younger brother the most - he seems the most level headed - even Sora is kinda weird, it's like he is trying to be tsundere & bad at it. also the "bad-guy" like what a cliché - what is his deal & why is he so fixated on Hinata??? also the twist where Hinata's sister in interested in Sora - like come on can u NOT make this such a soap opera?!?? ugh

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Great start!!

I watched season 1 only a few months ago so it’s exciting getting to follow a new season so soon after!! I think any questions about the impact of the FL change are answered in this episode! Best part is we can tell that new storylines are being created with all the characters maintaining the same energy. Joo Hyera brings a refreshing perspective and background that adds to everything vs taking away from it.There are shows known for absolutely butchering the handling of a character change, but this one falls in the opposite camp where I think it’s handled well.I love that it feels like we got to catch up with everyone a taste of where things stand for them currently. I kinda like that we are likely getting a mystery that runs for a couple episodes vs jumping right into y he one off cases. Will be interesting to see how it all develops!!

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Women gave women hope

Men made women suffer, women gave women hope. That's how I have been feeling when watching Oshin. I just checked the crew and found that the screenwriter of this asadora is a woman. I feel like she was mocking every Japanese man in this era lol. There are very few decent men in this asadora so far.I'm so happy to see the people in Kaga-ya again in this episode. I love how they gathered with Oshin's mother like a family and talked about Oshin so proudly. If only Oshin stayed in Kaga-ya. She would have two loving mothers (including her biological mother and Kayo's mother), a loving grandmother and an open-minded sister.It's funny that what Kayo's grandmother and mother told her is very similar to what a lot of people keep telling me everyday: "She should think more of her future... Oshin's found herself a nice husband and has a son already... But poor Kayo..." I think Kayo would love to be in the 21st century. She wouldn't have to give up her dream of being an artist to marry someone whom she doesn't love for the sake of her family. However, instead, she would have to worry about how to survive in this capitalist world.Meanwhile, Oshin was suffering in her in-law's house as an outsider and being hated by everyone while her loser husband was not on her side. It's painful for me to watch because my mother is badly treated by her in-laws too and my father is never on her side for once. I'm glad that When Life Gives You Tangerines is based on a real couple and not fantasy. I also know that good husbands do exist.A letter from her caring teacher in Tokyo gave her a little hope and a smile. But I doubt that she might not be able to run away from her husband's house any time soon.

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